Rome, June 11. is officially stated that the gondola of the Italia, containing General Nobile and eight members of the crew, broke away from the airship, in which another seven the crew were left. The airship Yanded 30 kilometres east of th spot where the gondola fell. Botir parties are visible from North'East Island.
Two men of General Nobile's party injured their legs and the doctor of the supply-ship Citta di Milano has wirelessed instructions fas to their treatment, The ice-floes on which the crew of the Italia landed are at present moving northawest. General No-bile's position is six miles from Foyn Island The Russian, Norwegian, French, Swedish and Fipnish Governments are all officially participating in the relief expedition, The Italian Air Service is sending a Dornier-Wahl machine to-morrow, The greater part of the expedition's ions and other equip~ ona message, was lost ip Ianded, and cabins Captain Amundsen, commenting fon the report that General Nobile and his companions were making their way towards North-East Land, expressed the opinion that much progress was not likely as the ice hummocks in that region were sometimes 30 feet high—Reuter.
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